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EDP 201 C- FINAL EXAM REVIEW LATEST
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS)
What is Educational Psychology?— Answer: Application of theories of human development
and psychology to inform teaching and learning processes
What do Educational Psychologist Study?— Answer: - Child and adolescent development,
learning, and motivation
- How people learn in general
- Social, emotional, and cultural influence on learning, teaching, assessment, and more
What are the Main Types of Research? (6 types)— Answer: Case Studies, Ethnography,
Action Research, Correlational Research, Experimental Research, Quasi-Experimental
Research
A Case Study is...— Answer: Study of one person, situation, or group in depth
Ethnography is defined as...— Answer: Descriptive approach to research that focuses on life
within a group and tries to understand the meaning of events to the people involved
Action Research is described as...— Answer: Systematic observations or tests of methods - can
lead to practical decisions that improve teaching and learning in classrooms.
Correlational Research studies...— Answer: Relationship between two variables
Experimental research studies...— Answer: Method where variables are manipulated and the
effects recorded; looking for a cause and an effect
Quasi- experimental research is...— Answer: Like experimental research, but groups are not
randomly assigned (often predetermined)
What does Correlation coefficients range from?— Answer: -1 to 1
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How do you determine a strong correlational relationship— Answer: closer to -1 or 1 (0= no
relationship)
Direction of correlational relationships:— Answer: Positive correlation: X ↑ Y ↑
Negative correlation: X ↑ Y ↓
What are the Two Main Types of Intelligence?— Answer: fluid and crystallized
Define fluid intelligence— Answer: Ability to solve new problems, use logic, and identify
patterns in novel situations.
Define crystallized intelligence— Answer: Ability to use learned knowledge and experience to
solve familiar problems.
Describe Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences— Answer: Suggests that it is "important
to diversify in order to honor and respond to diversity in students' talents and abilities."
What are the eight types of intelligence as described by Gardner's Theory of Multiple
Intelligences— Answer: Spatial, Naturalist, Musical, Bodily-Kinesthetic, Logical-
Mathematical, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Linguistic
What is FAPE?— Answer: "An individual/individual's family should not have to pay for
education simple because that individual has a disability"
What is the Difference between IEP and 504?— Answer: IEP:
Special education plan (one of the 13 IDEIA categories)
Annual IEP team meetings to revise goals and special education services
504 Plan:
Accommodations, remove barriers to education
For students with ANY disabilities
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EDP 201 C- FINAL EXAM REVIEW LATEST
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS (100% CORRECT
ANSWERS)
What is Educational Psychology?— Answer: Application of theories of human development
and psychology to inform teaching and learning processes
What do Educational Psychologist Study?— Answer: - Child and adolescent development,
learning, and motivation
- How people learn in general
- Social, emotional, and cultural influence on learning, teaching, assessment, and more
What are the Main Types of Research? (6 types)— Answer: Case Studies, Ethnography,
Action Research, Correlational Research, Experimental Research, Quasi-Experimental
Research
A Case Study is...— Answer: Study of one person, situation, or group in depth
Ethnography is defined as...— Answer: Descriptive approach to research that focuses on life
within a group and tries to understand the meaning of events to the people involved
Action Research is described as...— Answer: Systematic observations or tests of methods - can
lead to practical decisions that improve teaching and learning in classrooms.
Correlational Research studies...— Answer: Relationship between two variables
Experimental research studies...— Answer: Method where variables are manipulated and the
effects recorded; looking for a cause and an effect
Quasi- experimental research is...— Answer: Like experimental research, but groups are not
randomly assigned (often predetermined)
What does Correlation coefficients range from?— Answer: -1 to 1
© 2025 All rights reserved
, 2
How do you determine a strong correlational relationship— Answer: closer to -1 or 1 (0= no
relationship)
Direction of correlational relationships:— Answer: Positive correlation: X ↑ Y ↑
Negative correlation: X ↑ Y ↓
What are the Two Main Types of Intelligence?— Answer: fluid and crystallized
Define fluid intelligence— Answer: Ability to solve new problems, use logic, and identify
patterns in novel situations.
Define crystallized intelligence— Answer: Ability to use learned knowledge and experience to
solve familiar problems.
Describe Gardner's Theory of Multiple Intelligences— Answer: Suggests that it is "important
to diversify in order to honor and respond to diversity in students' talents and abilities."
What are the eight types of intelligence as described by Gardner's Theory of Multiple
Intelligences— Answer: Spatial, Naturalist, Musical, Bodily-Kinesthetic, Logical-
Mathematical, Interpersonal, Intrapersonal, Linguistic
What is FAPE?— Answer: "An individual/individual's family should not have to pay for
education simple because that individual has a disability"
What is the Difference between IEP and 504?— Answer: IEP:
Special education plan (one of the 13 IDEIA categories)
Annual IEP team meetings to revise goals and special education services
504 Plan:
Accommodations, remove barriers to education
For students with ANY disabilities
© 2025 All rights reserved
